At least 56 injured in train accident in central Barcelona
Commuter service hit buffer stop in Francia station; one passenger reported to be in serious condition
How Spain is losing the war against the drug trade in the south
In a part of Cádiz province known as Campo de Gibraltar – adjacent to the British overseas territory – an old battle for control of the drug trade is being waged more aggressively than ever before. Operators in the area carry out their deals with a feeling of impunity, while law enforcement agencies do their best to fight a war that they admit to be losing, for now at least. The following is the story of the ongoing battle from both sides of the trenches.
UK firm Sky plans to launch streaming content service in Spain this year
British operator ready to compete with Netflix, HBO and Amazon for a share of the pie
Lawyer at center of Odebrecht scandal: “The company bribed more than 1,000 people”
In an exclusive interview with EL PAÍS, the former attorney reveals the key workings of the scheme, which saw millions in commissions paid to the governments of 12 countries
Maduro’s accomplices
Unidos Podemos can no longer defend Venezuela’s slide into authoritarianism
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El Roto cartoon, July 28, 2017
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Ros cartoon, July 28, 2017
“The average temperature in Madrid in summer will go from 29°C to 36°C”
Julio Díaz, who studies link between environment and mortality, discusses effects of global warming
The ‘drug of the gods’ arrives in Spain
Participants in ceremonies where the substance is consumed can pay more than €500 for the experience
Has the tomb of the first historian of the Americas been discovered?
Despite having been forgotten by history, Gonzalo Fernández Oviedo played a key role in the conquest